Keratoconus is a progressive eye condition that can make everyday classroom tasks more challenging. With the right adjustments, students can continue to learn confidently and
The holiday season is a time for celebration, travel, cosy evenings and bright decorations. For people living with keratoconus, this time of year can sometimes
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Ken Pullum gave an interesting talk to the Keratoconus Group outlining his ideas for addressing the increasing problem of waiting times for appointments. Not only
By Peter Field HERTFORD UK, APRIL / MAY 2025 at The BEAM theatre complex There is something quite magical when you arrive at Hertford on
By Daniel Morgan-Williams, Founding Director of Visualise Training and Consultancy Working in the workplace adjustment space, we see this quite often. An employee requests an
At our AGM and Speaker meeting both Dr Abass and optometrist Lynn White, carefully explained the progress of their work to find a solution for
We are pleased to report that Dr Ahmed Abass has published his paper which we are proud to have co-sponsored with Fight for Sight. Dr
At our AGM we were treated to a talk by Emma McVeigh about a new project led by Dan Ehrlich (retired Head of Optometry at
As you can see from the Government website (Eye conditions and driving), Keratoconus has been removed from the list of notifiable conditons. This change was
